Small footprint niner with a collection of holes between 70 and 150 feet. It's pretty much open with scattered trees marking a few points will shots will need a little shape, including one large tree directly in front of the basket which gives players a choice of route around it. It's a great beginner course, with a wide open space in which a disc can't be lost and frustration will be minimal. New players will be reaching the basket in one throw in minimal time which is perfect for a course at a school which should and does target young ones as the intended audience. For what it is, there is solid variety here and it might even be worth checking it out as a warm up or if you love ace runs. Easy to navigate, easy to play.

I mean, don't come here looking for a challenge you know you won't find and you won't be disappointed.

This course would be excellent for beginners, first timers, and kids. Holes are short enough that even first timers would have many looks at deuce. There is a little bit of variety in length despite all holes are short.
*Tee boxes are numbered and course has nice DisCatchers.
*There are several benches on this course and a nice canopy of trees for most of the holes.
*There is a nice playground area for kids nearby.
*Can play several rounds in a short amount of time.
*Navigation is fairly simple.

There is really no challenge here for any experienced players. You can easily deuce every hole with a putter.
Course is crammed into a small area, seems like it could be layed out a little differently to make a few holes longer.

The best thing about this course is that it is beginner friendly with short holes. I'd say the shortest hole was about 70' at most and the longest was maybe 140'. It's a good course if you want to work on your short game or jump putts. it's a great course for beginners and first timers. If you're looking to rack up your course count, you can be in and out in 10 minutes. Or you can stick around and throw for aces all day if that's your thing.